A safe, human-paced X (Twitter) DM outreach engine
Most DM automation gets accounts banned. We built the opposite: an outreach engine that behaves like a careful human, sending one message at a time on a real schedule and stopping the moment someone replies.
- · One job at a time
- · Human-like timing
- · Office hours
The brief
Cold DM outreach on X works, until automation makes an account look like a bot and it gets locked. The goal was an engine that scales outreach while staying under X's radar, and that never keeps messaging someone who already answered.
How a campaign runs
- 01 Import CSV with prefilled message per step
- 02 Queue One job at a time, human drip
- 03 Reply check Replied or hand-off? cancel the rest
- 04 Send Stealth browser types char-by-char
- 05 Schedule next Follow-up after a randomized delay
Messages are prefilled at import. The sender never calls an LLM mid-send, so timing stays natural.
The anti-ban design
One job at a time
Worker concurrency is one. No parallel sends: the single strongest signal that a human, not a script, is at the keyboard.
Human-like timing
Randomized waits before opening a DM, before typing, and between messages, plus char-by-char typing speed, never fixed delays.
Office hours
Sends are restricted to normal waking hours in the account's timezone. No machine-like 24/7 activity.
Daily caps
Hard per-day limits scaled to account age, enforced with counters. Exceed the cap and jobs wait for tomorrow.
Why it doesn't trip detection
- Parallel sends
- Fixed-interval messages
- Sends at 3 a.m.
- Keeps messaging after a reply
- Strictly one at a time
- Randomized human timing
- Office-hours only
- Stops on reply or manual handoff
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The result
Outreach that runs like a diligent SDR, not a bot farm: prefilled sequences, reply-aware follow-ups, A/B comparison across strategies and audiences, and a dashboard to watch it all, without the account locks that kill most DM automation.
Frequently asked
It is engineered specifically to avoid that: one send at a time, randomized human timing, office-hours windows, and conservative daily caps scaled to account age. No automation is risk-free, but this mirrors human behavior closely.
Yes. Before every follow-up step it checks the conversation; if the contact replied (or you replied manually), the remaining steps are cancelled automatically.
Every step's text is prefilled at import time from your CSV, so the sender never pauses to call an LLM mid-send. You control the copy and the sequencing.
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